The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1913, Page 7

| THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1913. | Countess Srechen Jorbilt, has pw York bags ~¥ NEW YORK n AY yi, who was Gladys Van¢ Booking for two $1,000 gold Bhe lost one in each place. WILLIE RITCHIE RISKS HIS TITLE WEEK FROM TODAY || RHEUMATISM . oe a Can Be Cured GHAMPION IN GREAT |[Pienty of Cieimants, but Who the |GOACHES PLAGE. | nm’ Sur o tet wt Cae At Yur of Suffering, Ils Another Proof of the Efficac SHAPE; TAKES A DAY || Deuce Is Middleweight Champion? y] U, OF W, WEN | of Dr “lrdan's Glandular Sane -ma : ALBERT HANSEN Siiveremith Jeweler and Is Now Located at His New Store ; ar Madison, 7 + ve . : = {eons | QFE AND JUST LOAFS encom rea i : | 4 If any one desires to “start some: iain 1 cor “ Jo and aid t pe | | thing.” let him approach a group of # f Bs py "ry -r hay op f } With their match only a woek milo run and his gymnasium stunts fight fans and demand the name of ie ‘ - | vated toy seiasty, 1 wan oid keee toe tunika : Jaway, Willie Ritchie and To Tommy was close to the 135-pound |e middloweight champion , Two members of the Univeratty | } J 1 wer i _ " - Murohy were fit to enter the a oday The same result may be obtatr of ‘Washington fo ll eleven were € ‘ t f r 3 today for a marathon contest, ad-| Ritchie took a day off yeaterday,|#t the annual convention ¢ among the five included in the | f to the vices from San Francisco say to | Manager Fo laintng that the| Kalghts of the road by proposing unanimous composite choice of ten] St night, I fort ae | day cham} just felt lnzy.”. He took} hat all hands try day labor for a coachys and critics for all-North nigh \ ft any, doct failed, I . Murphy put in a hard day's work{on some weight during the lay-off | Change : i est honors 1 a4 ra ‘ 7 . jyesterday, boxing three rounds and was at 139% pounds today You get an argument in elthor | They were “Hap” Miller, the} AA ‘ , ar Jeach with Frankie Edwards and 1g odds Were stationary to |Ca8?, It depending upon yourself Washington right halfback, and i “ t Eddie Miller, in addition to a six-|day at 10 to 6. | whether {t is verbal or physteal | Wa. Sutton, the end who thi meet t wit pain | 0 ste ee 6 | There are many who will fight to lyear finished his career on the grid « . right and deine i | . ‘ " . | prove their favorite is middleweight loon. he otter tires are Fenton , A BMG . |Barrieau Looks Like Middleweight to Them champion, and to any hobo the word and Parson, Oregon, and Chrisman, 1 t a ‘ ; } Frank Barrieau, Vancouver, B,C.) ntender who has ever| Work" means fight . of tho Oregon Aggies. Four chose pe trates the t . Ax a matter of fact, ever since Miller fo Ralfbasie position mane f j gene virant for the lightwe' cham. the fair elty 8 5, c roa a y c : “ag! ; c nt erin na ni ra lifornia ring followers | Stanley Ketcholl was killed we have while #ix ved that “Hap ! , pionship of the world, who ts to b not had a real middlewelght cham : Dent {up as an would be. at his best in the middle ‘ ft SICK MEN AND WOMEN | given a chance next Tuesday ni nieces: oF pan | that is, a man recognized by pee lt o Pt 4 te SEE US AT ONCE in a 20-round go againat Bud An ccount for bis pres | Press and public as the king pin ho composite AllNorthwest (wh oh . jo) #0n at Vernon, is the biggest 132 ence in the 133-pound division There hasn't been such a mixup eleven follows D Inf ef 1 treat and cure all leading © ea ae. « since 1887, when “The Nonpariel | Snde—dohneon, idaho, and Sut Gang al ( ~ 1 oa ° . * ton, Washington. oe . " jGame Commissioners High Salaried Ginks Tackles—Chrisman, Oregon Ag aa lie aes et Just to show how little he cares|trict covers the larger portion of gies, and Anderson, Washington pI me gre out honest to goodness United |the state, Harry is thinking seri 4 Guards — Harter, Washington B. : Hg Hee ie eee ee een Har. {OUnly of aaving up the checks Nay State, and Fenton, Oregon i f States money, Game Warden Har) iigy come month by month ang ‘} | Conter — G. Harter, Washington tna proper he wre | ry Rief of King county Is going to|huying the White House or the State. “ Ihave his monthly pay check as fed.) Smith buildin Quarterback—Cornell, Oregon ere} ral game commissioner put in a} The munificent sum for one} | Halfbacks — Parvons, Oregon,|SELECT WALT SHIEL DANCING »| frame. Harry was given his fed-) month's work arrived today, It} eclal! eral commission this r. Hie dis-| was one dollar ployed? practice | Fuliback—Miller, Washington, “| TO LEAD 1914 TEAM § HIPPODROME Waiter Shiel, the University of |f Wifth and University. with Chre of both sexes fact that .40 8 VANCE PICKS TEAM Washington ful was ‘Tuesday |i : 2e2.¢\ Jimmy Toman Won't Graduate to Nationals | FOR PORTLAND MEET [iect-« to the captaincy of the foo « “Taught vy Competent a ei Jimmy Toman, who held the ft old pal, T. J. Lyneh, was bumped | | ad is a sophomore 4 scsneonas Seria tor {n the Northwestern league on the r of Gov, Tener | Only four Seattle Athletic club a r oo : ——— Tar ]| last season, is not 1 to grad: ax t pague’s preside boxers and wrestlers 1_partiet- jerally ¢ 5 " . fe - > * «| Presi ther ¢ pate in the interclub meet with the | at he m 4 NEW MACY SYSTEM FERMA- |) uate to the big leagues, as was r her pat ; " | nig! ‘ 4 TH NENTLY CURES liplanned. President Fielder Jones that ¢ ugh, as Toman Multuomah A. C., in Portland, De-|reer in tha Oy aly |}had {t all arranged for Jimmy to, was ¢ men er 12, This was announced by|ton, tho end, who has finkshed hi \}jeap up into National league arbiter Jimmy, he thinks, will gladly # trector Vance Tuesday. Ar our rears as an All-Northwest { “ roles this season, when—bingo’ up again Wyard, 125, and Dick Chandler, 135, | !€¢ on, a8 sce Ph Rc vo | tarrh, | Deamnes paicat,|/role " will represent the boxing divisions, |™edal honors gg ys | We Give Free Trial to Prove Ow E ancerk ||Mike Hot After High Class Shortstop Oliver ‘Runchey, 126, and Kd Iiip.|scribed on the prize as the player | ays Xe + Trase ; i| p x le: whose work has been most tnspir y Attendant || The endeavors of Mike Lynch,|For the other infield posttions son, 168, grapplers, complete the|¥b° , ‘ ‘» ‘ ) Urinary De! / who has again signed up with the Lynch has Joe Wagner for first team ng to bis team-mates - €0., 1107 Third Ay. stiea, when: |] 8 laye 5 ol ‘ ‘ond f The next local smoker will be - cesceceraiaimee ; 4 E tee Ath: || Spokane Indians as player-manager, base, Johnny Woffll, second, and biaieiet ; : treatment for }]tn preparing for the 1914 season,| Bill Yohe, third. With a shortstop} held on December 19 re ettort |LOOK! READ! THINK! Pens alien S08 : os |will be princtpally to land a short: equal to the ability of any of the Jack Dillon will be made to bring boxers and| Absolutely the only theatre tn Seattle : Teal | stop who, ta class, will have It on/trio mentioned, Mike fixures he} Jim Clabby | wrestlers from the Spokane Ama-|?"R0N"s J INS on a regular program 7 the rest of the short field perform-| will have the best infield in the cir Eddie McGoorty and Frank Klaus |teur Athletic club. ach week ti nion 4 re rele yres rans er 0. \lers in the Northwestern league. | cult | — _ ; true, foes “Brice of amin AN, Dieseeee oa, all special and Chroais| eet won the American title by beatingy ‘This squad has.now been thinned| Test modern outside rooms ta|” You are ee Nea Office 114 Jackson St. ‘ ters apd weake : George La Blanche in 13 rounds andjout. Carpentier outgrew the c Seattle, 26c to 60c. Stewart Houne,| never before shown in Beattie every aie > E — Former Seattle Boy Gets Oregon Captaincy Johnny Reagan in a terrific 46-|It ts doubtful if Dillon or Klaus can |86 West Stewart (near Pike Public | "snes. Tuesday and Friday ld Te i, . Johnny Parsons, the former Lin-|the season just closed. The present) round mill, The weight limit was|make 168 ringside Murket.)—Advertisement etude med! ; sige. Hours: # a m. to 8 pa sunaaye|coln high school boy, was the unan-| year is Parsons’ third at Oregon. [then about 164 or poundes.| Of the real ones who can make | — ULL BROS A MESSAGE d 90.39 18. Tee are tavited ve call or write limous choice for captain of the sek. agp RC RS EIR When Fitzsimmons, defeated Demp-|the weight there are Clabby, Gib '. T THE ICcK ? We have on file many testimonials] trotversity of Oregon eleven at the sey, he scaled 151, but he boonted|bons, Smith, Houck, McGoorty and 0 Ss 4 os people of cures of so-called) | tion held by the Oregon regu 9 the Itmmit to 158, where it has re-/Chip. McGoorty and Ciabby are the 0 e § Just Printers Z z lars. While opinion Is divided be- mained jclass of the squad, with Chip and The Olympic View Sanitarium, 4 The New Macy System [{'t., Parsons and “Hap” Miller.| | chell always respected Bill |Joff Smith labeled dangerou 1018 THIRD ~wAIN 1043)... finest equipped sanitarium in | Washington halfback, critics dope | . th who had ten him, and = — ° PTT gery a the state, extends to the sick and 4 Parsons as best backfleldaman in| , (radiate Menewer, ‘have Coach Saturaily, when Ketchell was killed, NAVY YARD ROUTE situcted’s corti!’ invitation to Giimour Doble signed up for an nded him as champion. | éteamers 1. B. Kennedy. Tourist ana} come in for a free consultation and | am THE VIRGINUS HOTEL |otner three years of football tutor pke was beaten in Aus | Athlon examination, and if it is in our! | 7 “ltratia by Johnny Thompson, and K, Beattie: €:38,| power to help you, we will tell you 606 Virzinin st. oar Weatians Av, [ship by Thursday. A Heeling 64 inter by others. It became evident | joo, 10:39 a, m. 1.30. | 50, und if we can't do you any good ‘ 4 thorizing the contract Horr plang Papke couldn't make 158 ringside {33 Cexcnpt F ty " so, wad if we can't do y d | eo ra etl be: held by. the student |%0, several laid claim to the title, | Oyster House e ea re ¥ atmo ‘Table wabject te change without| Se are equipped to treat sug im board of control tonight. ‘The con-|*mons them Eddie MeGoorty, Jack | PISS ain a101. Pare s00 mound Trip.|ceastully the following diseases, 7 tract calls for a salary ef $3,100 a| Dulom. Leo Houck, Harry Lewis, 714 FIRST AVE. cae __Fare Se Bound Trip.|time of which, Billfousness, Gas } $100 raise ! Mike Gibbons, Jitmmy Clabby, tritus, Dyspepsia, Gastric Catarrh, has promised Horr he| Georges, Carpentier, Dave Smith, Vomiting, Appendicitis, Anal Fis- ‘Attend tonight's meeting.|FT8* Mantell, Jof Smith, George sure, Constipation, Diarrhoea, Dys- There is a probability that be will| ct!p snd Gus Christie. entery, Flatulence, Piles, Intus- 4 ception, ape orm, Gall . |sign ap right then and there. en samen Cirrhosis or Hard-_ ae ening of the Liver. Diabetis, Asth- | ma, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Tuber-" culosis, Rheumatism. Lumbago, | Neuralgia, Tonsilitis, Sciatica, Cy- ’ \stitis, Goitre or Big Neck, Spinal ‘Curvature, St. Vitus Dance, Uleer of Stomach, Uric Acid Disturbances, Heart Disorders, Locomotor Ataxia, © Boston Attorney Soundly Thrashee Beattie’s most modern and Country Bumpkin Who Poses as beautifully appointed oyster fi! 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